Within the Time to Think Project, we have three Online Peer Learning Activities. The webinars below are part of the first round.
With this series, we want to continue helping fellow colleagues support their students to think critically and ethically about history through the use of Project Zero’s Thinking Routines. For those who are new to the concept, they are simple, flexible methods to make students’ reasoning visible. In turn, this helps them (and you!) analyse their thoughts and develop a connection towards a more critical and multi-perspective way of historical thinking.
To register for any of the events, please follow the links below. Mind that each event requires its own registration!
You can find all the events related to Time to Think in the table below:
| Date | Details |
|---|---|
| 13 October 2026, Tuesday | Webinar #1 | Introduction to Thinking Routines
Event page with more information here. |
| 3 November 2026, Tuesday | Webinar #2 | When the Answer Changes – Thinking Routines for Revising Historical Claims
Event page with more information here. |
| 17 November, 2026, Sunday | Webinar #3 | What Would You Need to Know? Thinking Routines for Historical Problematisation
Event page with more information here. |
| 1 December 2026, Tuesday | Webinar #4 | How Far Can We Know? Thinking Routines for Uncertainty, Silence and Historical Evidence
Event page with more information here. |
| 12 January 2027, Tuesday | Webinar #5 | Same Evidence, Different History? Thinking Routines for Building and Testing Interpretations
Event page with more information here. |
